ELEVATED – Zurich lies below. Life above.

There are apartments you simply enter. And there are places that welcome you. This penthouse on the 23rd and 24th floors belongs to the latter. From the moment you arrive, your perspective shifts: the city does not remain outside—it becomes part of living. Zurich lies at your feet, the lake shimmers in the distance, the Alps outline the horizon, and depending on the time of day the panorama changes like a private artwork of light, sky, and urban energy. Across around 230 m² of living space, a home unfolds over two levels—one that does not showcase generosity, but lives it as a matter of course. 4.5 rooms, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a guest WC create space for couples with a taste for the extraordinary as well as for families seeking urban living at the highest level—with retreat, openness, and privacy. The architecture follows no loud luxury. It relies on precision, materiality, and atmosphere. Lightly oiled oak parquet runs throughout the apartment and was laid in an oversized Versailles pattern—a subtle yet unmistakable sign of craftsmanship. In the bathrooms, travertine and marble meet with natural elegance. Their surfaces speak of durability, warmth, and timeless beauty. The master area is more than a bedroom. It is a private retreat above the city’s rooftops. The freestanding bathtub becomes an architectural statement—an מקום for quiet moments while Zurich glows outside. A room that offers not only comfort, but expresses a way of life. Technically, too, this penthouse meets the highest standards. The integrated air-conditioning ensures a pleasant indoor climate year-round, while the well-considered layout confidently balances representation and privacy. Evenings with guests can take place as naturally as quiet family mornings, focused work, or long Sundays with a view into the distance. This home is for people who are not simply looking for more space, but for more meaning. For people who love Zurich—but want to experience it from a different perspective. For people for whom exclusivity does not consist in abundance, but in choice, quality, and the rare feeling of having arrived.